[nos-bbs] Junk Headers

[Chris Maness]

Going through old bulls I found this post:


I have not added or removed from these so called 'useless' headers

they were always in place, before my time even

The 'issue' perhaps is that people are switching on features that

are by default off ?

If we are talking about mbox smtptoo and mbox header ?

Both are off by default, unless there is something else going on here ?

Sergei, what particular headers are you referring to, I will try and

fix that for you then.

But I suspect people are switching these on for whatever reason

That I can not fix :(

And I am no expert on R: lines and smtp headers, sometimes I feel that

is black magic (and yes, a lot of extraneous data to move if not needed)

Maiko

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I must have missed this.  I have smptoo turned off.  I have included
my autoexec.nos in case I have missed another setting that cause these
headers to appear.  I am wondering if there is a compile time setting
that would affect this too.

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#

# A minimal autoexec.nos for a JNOS system having network connectivity to

# the linux box on which it is running on. From JNOS you can telnet to the

# linux box, and from the linux box you can telnet to JNOS. Any packet radio

# users can connect to JNOS through the single RF port which can be any TNC

# running in KISS mode. This configuration also allows JNOS users to exchange

# mail with other JNOS users (local mail), using the Send and Receive cmds.

#

# The jnosinstaller was designed for first time JNOS users, giving them

# something to start playing with.

#

# This autoexec.nos was GENERATED by jnosinstaller (version 2.1), which was

# released in January of 2008. The original version was written in July of

# the year 2005 - both versions written by Maiko Langelaar / VE4KLM.

#

# Enable JNOS to log events to dated files in /jnos/logs directory

#

log on

#

# Maximize TCP performance for standard LAN having MTU 1500

#

tcp mss 1460

tcp window 5840

#

tcp maxwait 30000

tcp retries 5

#

ip address 192.168.2.2

#

# Hostname and default ax25 call

#

hostname kq6up.ampr.org.

#

# We need to add a suffix for ampr.org

#

domain suffix ampr.org.

#

ax25 mycall KQ6UP-1

ax25 bbs KQ6UP

#

# Local DNS is done via the 'domain.txt' file !

#

# Create a network interface. This allows us to talk to the linux

# box on which JNOS is running - and in turn - to the internet.

#

attach tun tun0 1500 0

#

ifconfig tun0 ipaddress 192.168.2.2

ifconfig tun0 netmask 255.255.255.0

ifconfig tun0 mtu 1500

#

# Give it a chance to come up

#

pause 1

#

# JNOS creates the TUN device, so JNOS needs to do some post configuration,

# by shelling out to the linux command line and running 'ifconfig' command.

#

shell ifconfig tun0 192.168.2.1 pointopoint 192.168.2.2 mtu 1500 up

#

# Attach AXIP wormhole to a remote system

#

attach axip axi0 236 192.168.2.1

#

ifconfig axi0 description "axip wormhole"

#

# Attach AXUDP wormhole to a remote system

#

attach axudp axu0 256 127.0.0.1

#

ifconfig axu0 description "axudp wormhole"

#

# Attach a kiss enabled TNC

#

#attach asy ttyq3 - ax25 vhf 4096 256 9600

#

# Attach to the kernel multiplex AX.25 port

#

#attach baycom vhf 255 ax0

#

#ifconfig vhf description "vhf - 1200 baud port"

#

#attach asy ttyq3 - ax25 lb0 4096 255 9600

#

#ifconfig lb0 description "kernel kiss loopback"

#

#param lb0 2 63

#param lb0 3 1

#param lb0 5 1

#param lb0 TxDelay 25

#

# Beacon out the RF port every 20 minutes

#

#

ax25 bctext "internet gateway"

ax25 bcinterval 1200

ax25 bc axi0

#

# Some reasonable settings for bulletins

# see "help bulletin" for details on each

# command.

#

bulletin check on

bulletin return on

bulletin date on

bulletin loop 2

#

# Mailbox Settings

#

mbox haddr KQ6UP.#SCA.CA.USA.NOAM

mbox timer 3600

mbox trace on

#

# Start the engines

#

#

start ax25

start telnet

start smtp

start pop3

start forward

# NNTP server/client

start nntp

nntp profile fullname "Chris KQ6UP"

nntp profile host kq6up.ampr.org

nntp profile organ "Amateur Radio"

nntp profile reply chris at chrismaness.com

nntp profile user kq6up

#

nntp access off

nntp firstpoll 5

nntp ihave 0

nntp lzw on

nntp quiet 2

#

# Get rid of old stuff as it can be embarrissing if the old

# stuff starts flooding back out there.

#  Expires messages at 1:00 am each night

#

at 0100 "expire 24"

#

# Deletes old BID's every night at 2:00 each night.  The limit is

# 31 days.

#

at 0200 "oldbid 24 31"

#

# Add firwall rules:

shell /jnos/iptables.sh

#

#

#

start netrom

attach netrom

#  Place your CALLSIGN and ALIAS (NetROM Nodename) here:

#

netrom alias SNDBOX       # *MUST* be set the SAME as the 'ax25 alias'

netrom call KQ6UP-5

#

#

#  Only enable these if using BPQ AXUDP Internet links if they have

#  been uncommented, above.  This sets the initial routing 'weight' value.

##netrom interface EATON 192

##netrom interface SAGINW 192

##netrom interface GRNVLE 192

#

#

#netrom interface vhf 192

#netrom bcnodes vhf

#netrom bcpoll vhf

#

netrom interface axi0 128

netrom bcnodes axi0

netrom bcpoll axi0

#

pause 5

#

mode netrom vc            # defauilt datagram

netrom minquality 128     # default 10

#netrom acktime 3000      # default 3000

#netrom choketime 180000  # default 180000

#

#netrom derate on         # default on

netrom hidden off         # default on

#netrom promiscuous off   # default off

#

#netrom retries 10        # default 10

#netrom ttl 10            # default 10

#netrom window 4          # default 4

#netrom tdisc 0           # default 0

#

netrom timertype linear   # default exponential

netrom irtt 15000         # default 45000

#netrom nodetimer 1800    # default 1800

#netrom obsotimer 2100    # default 2100

#netrom qlimit 2048       # default 2048

#

netrom g8bpq on           # default off

#

netrom route sort alias

#

remark "***** NetROM configured *****"

#

# Enable Trace if needed:

#

#trace axi0 0111 /jnos/logs/axi0.trace

#